Student Resources

7th Grade- The Blessing

There are over 700 references to Blessings in Scripture. God’s original design was for the family to be the primary source for telling His story, and the Blessing was the vehicle for releasing the next generation to live in that story. During this R.O.P.E., unleashing your Blessing is a powerful way to help your child claim God’s redemptive story as their own. This is also your opportunity to help your teen experience the adventure of following God with all their heart, all their mind, and all their strength.

Kickstarters help give Biblical Background to the Rite of Passage. These Kickstarters will help inspire the Parents to see the “Big Picture” behind the Rites of Passage Experience.

Parent Planning Guide will walk you through a step by step process of carrying out this Rite of Passage Experience in your home.​

Resource Materials to help parents supplement their discipleship efforts.​

Developmental Guide will give parents a snapshot of what is happening physically, mentally, and emotionally during this stage of their child’s life.​

8th Grade- Purity Weekend

Sex and purity conversations can be the hardest conversations to have with your teen, but they are also talks that can take your relationship to a new level. ​Even though your 13-year-old may wince every time the s-e-x word comes up, they really do want to feel safe with you on this topic. This R.O.P.E is designed to help your student see God's design for purity.

9th Grade- Driving Contract

Teens get more verbal jabs about being rst-time drivers than they do on just about any other adolescent milestone. This R.O.P.E. is your opportunity to pour your con dence into them and give them wisdom to succeed as a driver.

10th Grade- Money Matters

The Bible talks about money more than any other subject. In fact there are over 800 Scriptures in the Bible that address the topic of money. We want you to understand the biblical way to manage the financial resources God gives you. This is simply one of those life skills that you can’t a ord to miss. If you understand how to manage money God’s way, it will help you so much as an adult.

11th Grade- Family Tree

There are no perfect families, so give yourself a break and believe that God can work with your family story--whether it’s a constant drama, a gut-splitting comedy, a royal tragedy, or a pretty ho- hum Reader’s Digest version of family. “I was wrong” and “Please forgive me” are two of the most important sentences family members can learn to say to each other. Everyone plays a role in a family.

12th Grade- Manhood/Womanhood Ceremony

It’s possible to go a little crazy in your parenting during your teen’s senior year. All the transition from dependence on you to independence within themselves comes to a jarring climax sometime during this year. And the reality that the baby you once held will soon live a life fairly separate from yours can be overwhelming. So we go a little crazy. First it looks a little like smothering. Then it can revert to parenting like we did when they were ten. It might have an extra dose of sadness or anger to it. Or it may look like an erratic attempt to cram in every lesson you haven’t had the chance to teach. No matter what, chances are during your teen’s senior year, they may think you’ve gone a bit loco!